Frameset

Predicate carry:

Frames file for 'carry' based on Chris' old frames file. Some modification required.

Roleset carry.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "bring with, have":

Roles:

Arg0:carrier

Arg1:thing carried

Arg2:instrument

Arg3:'with' reflecting back on arg0

Arg4:benefactive (predicted but not seen)

Examples:

basic transitive (-)
`Citibank carries $150 million in earthquake insurance.`
Arg0:	Citibank
REL:	carries
Arg1:	$150 million in earthquake insurance

with instrument object (-)
T-shirts carried the school logo on the front.

Arg0: T-shirts

REL: carried

Arg1: the school logo

Arg2-on: the front

with instrument object (-)
`T-shirts carried the school logo on the front.`
Arg0:	T-shirts
REL:	carried
Arg1:	the school logo
Arg2-on:	the front

with with (-)
The transportation bill carries with it a permanent smoking ban.

Arg0: The transportation bill

REL: carries

Arg3-with: it

Arg1: a permanent smoking ban

with with (-)
`The transportation bill carries with it a permanent smoking ban.`
Arg0:	The transportation bill
REL:	carries
Arg3-with:	it
Arg1:	a permanent smoking ban

The Instrument tag should be reserved for overt object instruments (see above example), for reasons of consistency.

Predicate carry_on:

Roleset carry.02 Verbnet Class: NONE "carry on: continue":

Roles:

Arg0:continuer

Arg1:thing continuing

Arg2:comitative, thing kept together

Arg3:attributive of arg1

Examples:

made up (-)
`Mary will carry on with John's work.`
Arg0:	Mary
Argm-MOD:	will
REL:	carry on
Arg1-with:	John's work

converted from 'continue' (-)
Investors carry on *trace* pouring cash into money funds.

Arg0: Investors

REL: carry on

Arg1: *trace* pouring cash into money funds

converted from 'continue' (-)
`Investors carry on trace pouring cash into money funds.`
Arg0:	Investors
REL:	carry on
Arg1:	trace pouring cash into money funds

made up, inverted (-)
Despite his death, John's work will carry on.

Argm-ADV: Despite his death

Arg1: John's work

Argm-MOD: will

REL: carry on

made up, inverted (-)
`Despite his death, John's work will carry on.`
Argm-ADV:	Despite his death
Arg1:	John's work
Argm-MOD:	will
REL:	carry on

Predicate carry_out:

Roleset carry.03 Verbnet Class: NONE "carry out: implement":

Roles:

Arg0:implementer

Arg1:thing implemented

Examples:

transitive (-)
`Management carried out the plan over the objections of the workers.`
Arg0:	Management
REL:	carried out
Arg1:	the plan
Argm-ADV:	over the objections of the workers

Predicate carry_over:

Roleset carry.04 Verbnet Class: NONE "carry over: continue":

Roles:

Arg0:carrier

Arg1:thing continuing

Arg2:(from) whence?

Arg3:(to) whither?

Examples:

agentive (-)
`John carried yesterday's discussion over into today's meeting.`
Arg0:	John
REL:	carried over
Arg1:	yesterday's discussion
Arg3-into:	today's meeting

ergative (-)
The discussion carried over from the meeting into lunch.

Arg1: The discussion

REL: carried over

Arg2-from: the meeting

Arg3-into: lunch

ergative (-)
`The discussion carried over from the meeting into lunch.`
Arg1:	The discussion
REL:	carried over
Arg2-from:	the meeting
Arg3-into:	lunch

Yes, I know "from whence" and "to whither" are tautologies. But do you know why?

Predicate carry_off:

Roleset carry.05 Verbnet Class: NONE "carry off: accomplish":

Roles:

Arg0:accomplisher

Arg1:deed

Examples:

active

full

can he do it? (-)
`But can Mr. Hahn carry it off?`
Argm-DIS:	But
Argm-MOD:	can
Arg0:	Mr. Hahn
REL:	carry off
Arg1:	it